Xiaochen Su
XIAOCHEN SU
Su: Migrants need self-exam

SYDNEY A blind man taking an afternoon stroll through the main campus of the University of Sydney would be convinced he is actually walking through […]

March 24, 2009

XIAOCHEN SU
Su: The case for geography

From the piracy off the coast of Somalia to the war over South Ossetia and Abkhazia, the conflicts that catch the attention of American leaders […]

October 28, 2008

XIAOCHEN SU
Su: Obedience and order breed progress

This summer, while I waited outside Gangnam Station in Seoul, I saw a fashionable young Korean couple walk past me on the main street. Dressed […]

September 17, 2008

XIAOCHEN SU
Taiwan’s desinicization policy pulls at seams of One China

In his column “Question of Taiwan’s independence debatable,” (1/28) Carl Kubler makes an interesting case for the issue of Taiwan independence. Kubler’s article addresses a […]

February 8, 2008

XIAOCHEN SU
Socialism in U.S. can cure capitalism’s woes

The 20th century witnessed the great struggle between capitalism and communism. While the capitalists held on to the wealthy states of Western Europe and North […]

November 12, 2007

XIAOCHEN SU
U.S. cannibalizes self by enabling immigrants, poor

Today, the U.S. population is continuing growth abnormal for its status as one of the most developed countries in the world. Compared to similarly wealthy […]

October 9, 2007

MIGUEL DIAZ & XIAOCHEN SU
Along the border, Chinese pity Koreans

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September 7, 2007

XIAOCHEN SU
True democracy cannot spring up overnight

With regard to the close ties of Yale and the U.S. government with China in recent years, many media and human rights groups have been […]

March 27, 2007